I saw a mid-covid video back when gasoline prices were soaring of someone dumping gallons of gasoline in a giant plastic tub (to save money or something) but people in the comments claimed it would fall apart. I searched it up and gasoline does break down plastic but I can’t figure out why. Is it because they’re both carbon chains or something?
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In Science we’re told that an element will also want to be with another element that shares its ‘life-cycle’. Now because gasoline and plastic are chronologically related, or that they share a life-cycle. Plastic has been gasoline, gasoline may one day turn into plastic, etc… What’s occurring then in a plastic container with gasoline has been compared to human feelings of nostalgia, and i think that’s sweet.
I hope that’s answered your question!
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